I never wanted to put the book down so it had a really good way to reel in the reader. I could clearly imagine the setting of which the story took place due to the good descriptions. In my personal opinion, THIS BOOK WAS AWESOME! The 'timing' seemed Perfect and the suspense had me at the edge of my seat. Jonah and Katherine are asked to go back in time with a dong and another child. the end of the book says that chip and alex can live a normal life without worrying about ruining time. Chip and Alex are pulled out of there trackers the moment they could be kill and get taken back to the cave by another time traveller. in the battle Richard says to give back the thrown due to what Jonah and Kathrine told him, making him think they were angels, so he listens. toward the end of the book there is a huge battle and that reveals that Katherine likes Chip. there are these things called TRACKERS, which are ghost like things of what the person was doing then, and Alex and Chip join theirs and two men try to throw both the boys out the window and Katherine and Jonah are able to grab them before they fall, Chip gets mad, convinced that JB wanted them dead, and breaks the Elucidator, a device that allows you to understand how the past talked, and can't talk to JB till it is repaired soon they find out how to turn invisible and go try the haunt Richard the third after he is declared king and sees Chip, because the Elucidator is fixed and they start running to a crypt, where they run into some Monks and learn how Richard the third became king. in the book you find out there uncle, Richard the third is going to kill them, or send someone to kill them. JB, a character who works in time travel, sends Alex, Chip, Jonah, three character who are not from the 21st century, and Katherine,who is from the 21st century, to the 15th century because Chip and Alex are Edward and Richard, Edward/chip is suppose to be the king of England and France while Richard/Alex is the prince, Chip and Alex are brothers. The book starts out with a prologue saying the end of the first book.

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